Nice product just don't buy anything that you can't take home yourself, the agony is not worth it…read more For delivery: they make you wait 12 hours 8am to 8pm and you don't have a number to call and will not even tell you that it was cancelled I had to go on leave and stay in a condo with nothing in it not even a chair waiting for them, you can try FB messenger if they will even reply, even their phone number does not work, it gets disconnected the moment you choose to speak to an operator. I purchased a washer and dryer. never again. Pro TIP if you can't bring it with you, don't buy it!

We bought a refrigerator that is double door, and as soon as it was dropped off, it had a rattling…read more We went to customer service and was told that I if they were to pick it up, they can't until after the weekend, and then it would put you over the 7 warranty with the store. He said I would have to call the service number, which said that I need my receipt, which was printed on a disappearing paper. When I got it reprinted, they told me that they only have 1 year on it. It has a 10 year warranty sticker still on the ref. This was a double door fridge. Should not break within a year for 37,000 pesos. For a customer that spends a significant amount when I go, and have them tell me that they will do nothing about it? Shame. It's not a cheap item. And to receive no help. Well, you lost my business, as well as my sisters. Sad. I went again to talk with 3 different managers. He told me they have a protocol they have to go through ( basically tell me they will email my boss with the details, takes your phone number, and address. ) he said if he were to take the refrigerator back, it would come out of his pocket. (No it doesn't) if it were true you can file a claim for it because he was just following the law. The law says you must honor the warranty. There is nobody from American homes helping, willing to fix the refrigerator. It is a scam. Selling broken and defected products.

I can never remember when my first taste of the Jamaican beef pattie was. It's almost as if I've…read morebeen eating it since time immemorial, which wouldn't be too far off since I can pretty much have it every week. Some days when I'm out in the afternoon and thinking, "Hmm, what should I eat?" it kinda comes off as a joke since the deciding process is short and immediately comes up with the answer: "Jamaican beef pattie, duh." If you've ever seen a funky-freshly-dressed young gentleman walking briskly and eating into a paper bag around the mall, that's probably me and that's probably a Jamaican beef pattie. Walking around and eating out of a paper bag doesn't appeal to most people, so the Megamall branch did away with this indignity by offering you chairs and tables so it can be clear to everyone else in the basement area what it is that you're eating. After a day of walking around and looking funky-fresh, it's a relief to just sit down and bite into a piping hot pastry of soft, salty beefness. They also sell fruit shakes, which is fine, but you may be better off getting it somewhere else in the food court. Buy the shake first before you get a seat with the Jamaican beef pattie. It deserves your full attention. I don't think people understand the value of the Jamaican pattie as a foodstuff. It is life-changing. It changed my life. It can change yours.

Jamaican Patties are, for me, the perfect snack…read more I first got introduced to them at a UAAP game because they have stalls around the upper sections of the Araneta Coliseum. The other concessionaires had very long lines, and being hungry, I was forced to buy. Oh happy circumstance that brought me to you. The cheesy beef pattie is exactly that. Beef with melted cheese in piping hot puff pastry. Its utter magic. I immediately flashed back to all those times I passed by the Jamaican Pattie shop at the Ayala MRT Station and casually ignored it. How could I have missed this? Each bite brought a smile to my face. And then I bought one in Megamall, where they have a proper store. Not only was it a lot cheaper than the one at the Araneta Coliseum, but they also had other menu items not available at the stalls. Today, it is still one of my go-to snacks whenever I go to a mall. And I continue to enjoy every bite of it.

Seems like nobody has a recent review, although I'm a member of S&R and Lander's, I still do some…read moreshopping here. My wife has to go to the Precision Diagnostic Lab at Pioneer Center so we do some grocery shopping there. They have some items that S&R/Landers do not stock. Hunts Pork & Beans, Hunts Tomato Sauce, a large variety of posta other than spaghetti. They have my favorites, Fusilli & Rotini. Also can find low calorie Cranberry Juice. Since I spend P20K at S&R/Landers, I'm not concerned about the prices at Pioneer Center because they are reasonable and available.

This is one of the original supermarkets in the area. It is also one of the remaining few that…read morestill sells wholesale items and is complete with everything you can think of for your shopping needs! This place is not clean looking, more of a warehouse than grocery actually. They do have a meat and fresh produce section. They also have a section for picnic needs from utensils to foldable tables! Their selection of fancy beer is pretty good and the prices are very reasonable. This is my go-to place when I need to buy drinks or alcoholic beverages. Wholesale prices are just awesooome! :D You can find super-interesting international products like in SnR but at half the price and even on Buy 1, Take 1. Their promos keep changing every week which is why I'm almost always there to avail of sweet deals! Also, they accept ALL credit cards. They have free parking here too. No other grocery does this anymore!

I regularly do our meat, poultry, and grocery-shopping all in one place... Shopwise! Plus, on the…read morefirts Wednesdays of the month, you get double points with your Shopwise card :) Since they opened, we have been regulars of the branch. Other than it being close to our home, I love their value-for-money merchandise, wide product selection (both local and imported), the branch's friendly staff, discounts and promos, and excellent loyalty rewards/points system. It's feels so good to be able to breeze-through shopping without much hustle-and-bustle! There are not many shoppers during weekdays. But, the day you should avoid is Sundays especially when there is Sunrise Sale. Plus, I prefer Shopwise over other supermarkets because their selection in terms of clothes and school supplies are excellent! My shopping experience is always rewarding at Shopwise Libis!

Grocery shopping = family bonding! Around 2 hours kami abutin ng pamilya ko whenever we do our…read moregrocery shopping, diba may prusisyon lang kami sa supermarket? Choz. Maraming pwedeng bilhan around our area pero lumulusob talaga kami at Shopwise in Libis para mamili. Why oh why? 1. It's complete! Meron din silang appliances, baby section, home & living area? (hindi raw ako sure! Kaloka! Hahaha! Basta yung meron mga furnitures, bed sheets, pillows, etc.) Usually may discount sila dito and I got my duvet from 2K, P900 na lang siya ate girl! SOSYAL KO RAW SA DUVET. KUMOT NA LANG TEH, KUMOT. Plus, uso rin dito yung tingi ng mga pillow cases pati bed sheets tapos per kilo yung presyuhan? PARANG ISDA LANG EH. "1 kilo nga ng punda beh! Paki alis na yung bituka ha." 2. Fresh yung meat! Trivia about me (review talaga ng buhay ko to eh hahaha): I rarely cook. Pero tuwang-tuwa ako sa wet section ng supermarket kasi nakakaloka yung iba't ibang cuts ng pork, beef, kahit chicken! Tapos ang pupula at yung laman nila sarap kurutin! Lalo yung giniling? Sarap higaan! Hahaha! ANYWAY, si Mama talaga yung nagluluto sa amin and she always say na kung hindi siya sa Shopwise makakabili ng meat, sa palengke na lang siya. (may attitude rin nanay ko minsan ano) Hindi mo siya mapapabili sa ibang supermarket talaga pagdating sa karne! Iba raw yung sa Shopwise kasi fresh talaga (and I believe her bilang siya ang pinakamasarap magluto sa lahat ng nanay na nakilala ko! STAGE DAUGHTER EH HAHAHA) 3. May bilihan ng damit, swimwear, slippers, pati panty at bra! Pagpasok ng Shopwise, dito ako unang pumupunta tapos dedekwat ako ng ilang pirasong damit at isisingit ko sa cart namin. Pag bayaran na sa cashier, "Ma, upo ka na muna doon ako na bahala dito." SABAY ABOT NG DAMIT SA CASHIER HAHAHA #Para-paraan 4. Promos! They have promos maya't maya na I think normal naman sa mga supermarkets. I suggest you get yung Shopwise Wise Card for Loyalty Points tapos x10 yung points mo when you shop during Wednesdays! (or 1st Wednesday lang ata ng month? We usually go ng 1st Wednesday kasi para sure!) I believe (Pang-Miss U yung ending ko wag ka girl) na grocery shopping should be fun at mas masaya kung sama-sama pa kayo mamili ng family! Yeyyy! Having Shopwise around, I always look forward sa next grocery time namin (para makadekwat ulit ako ng damit yun talaga eh hahaha). P.S. Minsan diba kailangan ng price sa cashier kaya kailangang bumalik kung saan kinuha yung product? Pero don't worry kasi merong mga kuyang naka-Rollerblades na mag-aassist para sayo! Kaloka diba mas mabilis nga naman kung may gulong! Try rin namin ng pamilya ko yan para next time 10 minutes lang at hindi na 2 hours kaming maglilibot sa grocery! Char!

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Personally, poking inside foreign food stores is something I loosely consider a "fun past-time",…read moreeven if most of the time I have no idea what the hell I'm looking at. I happened to pass by this tiny Indian grocer in Paseo de Magallanes called Incredible India Food Depot, and it is packed floor to ceiling with food--spices, canned vegetables, curious-looking sugary Indian snacks, several types of dals and legumes, chutneys and preserves, and even Maggi's Indian version of instant noodles called "Multi Grainz" which claims to be healthier (it was a bit bland, if you're wondering, but definitely tastes of Indian spices). They also have ready to eat and frozen samosas, breads, and spring rolls, if you want a quick Indian food fix. I usually frequent Indian grocers for raw ingredients because they're usually more affordable than some large supermarkets, AND you can buy some of these in bulk. Since I'm vegan, some of us need a constant supply of chickpea flour (called besan, which can be purchased here really cheap in a hefty-sized bag), affordable TVP (textured vegetable protein), dals, spices, and the fairy dust of vegan cuisine, kala namak, or black Indian salt that has a distinct, egg-y flavor.

This branch of Robinsons' Supermarket is adjacent to Robinson's Magnolia's foodcourt. The food in…read morethe foodcourt is relatively cheap to moderately priced. But, here's a tip. If you actually want to spend less on food, there are SO MUCH options at the food kiosks outside of Robinson's Supermarket. Even for vegetarians and vegans! I was really intrigued by this beautiful fresh lumpia being sold at one of the kiosks. And, it's not at all your usual Chinese-style fresh lumpia with the shredded carrots and garlicky sauce, but rather imagine a fresh and fruity veggie salad nicely wrapped in a fresh lumpia wrapper. It was actually a very pretty sight that you wouldn't expect that it was from a humble food kiosk. It looked AND tasted expensive--it had grapes, mangoes, nuts... YUM. And it was what like... Php 60? They also have a lot of other vegetable and fruit options here. There's a salad bar (Robinson's Supermarkets have the best ones among supermarkets, in my opinion), a Mongolian rice box station with a great selection of veggies (they have mushrooms!), fresh fruit juices, the usual turon, kamote, kakanin snacks, and cheap Pinoy ulam (they had munggo when I was there). You can just buy food here and eat it at the food court as well. Easy peasy!

This is almost my go-to grocery now since I live so close to it. It's a small one compared to the…read moreones I've gotten used to (Shopwise and SM Cubao), but it does the job okay. They still have a great amount of room, which is what Magnolia is know for pretty much, and have a nice selection of grocery items, especially upscale classy stuff like confectionery and bath products. I love that they have an aisle just full of local products and right next to that is a rack of imported goods--it's funny and it also makes you want to buy stuff! I also like that even at the less populated corner of the grocery near check-out, it doesn't feel sad or dismal, even though the counters can fill up. They have a lot of other stalls of interest right at the grocery too, like their pharmacy, liquor stands, a Pick & Mix, a flower booth, and the more important salad and fruit bar!

Unimart has always been one of my preferred supermarkets in Metro Manila…read more I enjoy shopping here because I find everything I need and want, and in reasonable prices. I would have given a 5 stars but on paying at the cashier they did not accept my Chase Visa card. We were previously at Landmark and Fishers Mall a day or two ago, and they both accepted my Chase visa debit card. It was a good thing I had cash. Then we decided to have merienda at their cafe and on paying our bill my sister gave her senior card, and my wife and I gave our Nevada ID to show our age. Our IDs were not accepted either. We told them that our IDs have been good at every dining establishment we've been to but they still declined. I realize now that it is a company policy and the employees have nothing to do with this decision. It is just sad that they prefer to alienate their old customers who are balikbayans now. It is a total discrimination for us. We as Filipinos were never discriminated on in the United States, and now we were discriminated in our own country. I hope they enforce the same discriminating policy to the Chinese nationals.

Doing some shopping here in Greenhills, San Juan City…read more Clean place to shop. Well lighted, almost new supermarket in the area. Service staff are courteous and helpful. Almost all products are being sold here. Pricey merchandise as compared to public market prices. They cater to upscale customers, tourists and visitors in the area. The only setback for foreign visitors is you can't use your foreign credit cards to make your purchase in Unimart. They only accept Philippines banks issued credit cards. You need to pay CASH! I would like to suggest for Unimart's meat and fish outsourced vendors; Unimart management must provide de-sanitizers and paper towels to customers buying fish and meat. It's so unsanitary!

There's plenty of places to eat sisig in town, but not all of them is quite delicious as Aysee's. I…read morefirst had my taste of Aysee's in college, and when I returned, I was kind of surprised the place remained pretty much the same after all these years! What's good though is that the food remains unchanged as well since I first tried it. I was also shocked at how cheap our bill was considering we were four in the group who split a plate of sisig, beef steak and crispy pork! Their sisig is still good and it's very evident that there's some liver thrown in there. While I am not a huge fan of anything with liver, this one I really didn't mind. The size was also great for sharing and it was the crispy kind of sisig. Our next order which I really liked was the crispy pork. It was deep fried to perfection and the cubed pork is pretty large and came with a soy sauce with kamatis and onion dipping sauce that tasted really good. Even the skin was fried to a crisp, so I think the name of the dish really speaks for itself - crispy pork. Another sizzling plate we ordered was the beef steak - this was okay tasting, the beef was tender. We had settled to get this as there was no more tanigue steak left as we went pretty late and maybe the mad dinner rush beat us to it. Overall, Aysee's is still good as when I first tried it years ago and it's a really good place to get some pork dishes even late at night.

Aysee is located near Capitol Commons. Ask any Pasig local where to get the best sisig and without…read morebatting an eye they'll tell you it's Aysee! The place has been in this location since forever! This is THE place where I had my first Sisig! Plus points that it is a few minutes away from my home. It's not what you would expect of a restaurant. It's more of a "carinderia" type. It's small, cramp, and dingy BUT the food here is exceptionally delicious! Add in the fast and friendly staff and you have a winner! Do you agree that anything taste better with butter? Whoever thought of combining margarine with sizzling parts of a pig's face and liver is just pure genius! This is why Aysee's Sisig is one of the BEST Sisigs you will ever eat in Metro Manila! It's a heart attack waiting to happen but, how can you say no? It is just...sobraaang SARAAAP! The margarine enhances the flavor of the sisig unlike any other sisig I have tried. Other dishes that you MUST eat are the Papaitan, Sizzling Corn, the Crispy Pork and the Tokwa't Baboy!

Was here for a quick snack while walking around eastwood. This is a korean owned establishment and…read moreat the time wasent busy. I ordered the strawberry cheese bingsu. But they have about 14 other bingsus to choose from. They really follow the mantra of do a few things exceptionally instead of a lot of things but just average. It was cold, it was delicious and it really hit that sweet spot. It wasent overly sweet but u knew for sure it was a dessert. The strawberries were fresh and quite delicious. The pieces of cream cheese was good as well. And the strawberry drizzle or jam was throughout the bingsu. We got the regular size which was quite enough for one person. It was an excellent treat while walking the hot streets of manila!!